Clean Earth is now part of Veolia, whose transition guidance says existing contacts and agreements continue. A change of ownership alone needn't change your service. But if your site's requirements have moved on, Greenflow gives you another proposal to consider. We work through the accepted materials, pickup needs and records your staff uses, then explain the price before you decide. Choose the arrangement that fits the work you have today.
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Your waste needs have changed. Get a plan for the work you have now.
Different volumes, another process or a pickup schedule that needs reviewing can all change the service your facility needs. Bring those changes to Greenflow. We'll first confirm availability at your US address, then work through an alternative collection plan and price.
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- A proposal based on today's waste inventory
- Collection and reporting needs discussed together
- One expert to help put the agreed plan into practice
Make the next service decision about your facility.
Compare the next service you need
Review your existing agreement alongside the proposed Greenflow work.
| Your priority | Greenflow | Clean Earth |
|---|---|---|
| Account contact | One expert across your service. Your contact helps with the proposed collection, shipment records and billing questions. | Existing contacts remain unchanged. Veolia's transition guidance confirms this for Clean Earth customers. |
| Waste services | Hazardous waste removal planned for you. We plan collection and disposal for materials accepted at your service address. | Waste management and complex projects. Services include hazardous and non-hazardous waste management and recycling. |
| Records access | Records support from your service contact. Your Greenflow contact helps with manifests and reporting for the agreed work. | Existing portals remain available. Veolia's Clean Earth transition page provides the customer portal links. |
Why choose Greenflow
Start with what needs to change.
Maybe a new process has added a waste stream, or collection frequency no longer reflects your volumes. Tell us what works and what doesn't in the current setup. Those details help us propose the collection you need instead of simply copying an old schedule.
Give the next account a clear starting point.
Your Greenflow proposal sets out the agreed work and price. The expert helping arrange service remains your contact for a manifest request, a collection question or an invoice explanation, so the people running the facility and the office know where to turn.
Review the quote before making a change
Keep the records and account information your facility needs.
Your next steps
Send the site requirements
Include the US address, profiles, quantities, pickup frequency and reporting needs. Flag notice terms or container obligations.
Confirm the local offer
We review availability and acceptance, then quote the collection, records and price.
Plan the start date
Check your current agreement, retain historical records and coordinate the first Greenflow pickup.
Questions before you switch
Did the acquisition change my Clean Earth agreement?
Veolia's transition guidance says existing agreements and contacts remain unchanged. Use your current account documents when reviewing notice periods and other commitments.
Can Greenflow serve my US facility?
We need your exact address and waste details to confirm that. Send the profiles, quantities and collection requirements before making changes to existing service.
What happens to our historical records if we switch?
Keep the records your facility needs and confirm continued portal access with the existing provider. Greenflow can discuss the records for its proposed service, but cannot determine access to another provider's account.
BRING US THE COMPLICATED PART
Get a proposal for the service you need next.
Send your US address and what has changed at the facility. We'll confirm availability and work through the collection, records and price.
Sources and notes
Clean Earth transition information reviewed September 21, 2026. This is a US service enquiry, with local Greenflow availability confirmed before quotation.
- Greenflow service approach (reviewed 2026-09-21)
- Veolia: Clean Earth customer transition (reviewed 2026-09-21)